Tanko steps down as Obidient Movement coordinator, takes new role with Obi

Yunusa Tanko has resigned from his position as National Coordinator of the Obidient Movement to assume a new role as Political Adviser for Northern Nigeria under Peter Obi. In a personal statement, Tanko indicated that the new assignment demands his complete focus and presence across Northern Nigeria as the 2027 general elections draw near.

He emphasized that his primary focus would be on political engagement, mobilization, and coordination within the region, collaborating with stakeholders and supporters to expand the movement's reach. Dr Moses Paul, popularly known as Dr Mo, will succeed Tanko as the National Coordinator of the Obidient Movement. Tanko expressed his satisfaction with the choice of Dr Paul, stating that he will provide the daily attention, energy, and inclusiveness required during this crucial period.

He reminded everyone that the movement is larger than any individual position, and the mission extends beyond a single office. Tanko accepted the new assignment with gratitude, confidence, and determination, promising to continue working with everyone towards a Nigeria that is attainable.